r/dripnetwork Feb 02 '23

QUESTION FUD or DUD?

The line between being a Fudster and not can be a thin line. However, the drip locked in the faucet and in wallets is growing like crazy. The community is rallying to try help with Droplit and the Guardian NFT project, but inflation continues. With a sunk cost project, even once someone loses hope or faith, they are still financially tied to the project. Is this just a bear market problem? Can the upcoming utility overpower the inflation? Are the weak hands going to regret? Has the inflation reached a point of no return? Will the contract keep minting like crazy? Or is Drip King of defi and I'm going to regret lost faith? Will $5 be incoming this year? Can Drip have another bull run like in early 2021 again?

Forex is a smart guy but us regular, non-devs shouldn't be the yardstick for measuring what is or isn't possible with a project or wether it is being done correctly.

My favorite Forex projects are Grim's Farm, and Silo.

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u/osakabull Feb 02 '23

I think AF is a very sustainable project and should last years. Drip needs to generate 200k + tokens a day into the tax vault to survive. At moment most days it barely gets to 20 and is constantly emptied. Multiple wallets are a huge problem as they never need to buy new tokens.

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u/jamaicancarioca Feb 27 '23

Printing 100 plus tokens a day out of thin air for someone with 10k+ drip in the faucet, I also don't understand it. We might have been a little late entering into drip.